Hormones and Puberty
Timing of Puberty
Puberty Biological and Psychological
"Selfies"
In the "mood"
100
Female gonads that produce egg cells.
What are the ovaries?
100
Growth of facial hair.
What is physical change of a male in puberty?
100
Clogged pore and minor infection.
What is a pimple?
100
Is generated through personal achievement.
What is self-concept?
100
Display of emotional highs and lows in a short span of time.
What is moodiness?
200
Male gonads that produce sperm.
What are the testes
200
Occurs in females typically between the ages of 12 and 13.
What is the menstrual period?
200
One in five adolescents skip this meal each day.
What is breakfast?
200
Linked to eating disorders, depression, victimization, and thoughts of suicide.
What is low self esteem?
200
Frequently shift friends and romantic interests.
What is fickleness?
300
Glands that manufactures adrenalin.
What are the adrenal glands?
300
Hips widen becoming broader than shoulders.
What is a physical change of a female in puberty?
300
The need to inspect image frequently.
What is body image?
300
Helping students set realistic goals can help them achieve this.
What is self esteem?
300
Acting on thoughts with out thinking through consequences of their actions.
What is impulsive?
400
A small organ the size of a garden pea situated at the base of the brain.
What is the pituitary gland?
400
Age that majority of adolescents reach puberty.
What is age 14?
400
Increased heart and lung size in adolescents.
What is stamina?
400
Middle level females often experience a decline in this.
What is self-image?
400
Young adolescents want adults to do this over all else.
What is listen?
500
Produces hormones that are responsible for physical growth.
What is the thyroid?
500
Ossification
What is fusing of the vertebra?
500
Late maturing females tend to develop an ectomorphic figure.
What is tall and lean?
500
To have a sense of control and mastery.
What is self confidence?
500
Parents should have a set routine to help reduce this.
What is stress?
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